Reginald Rayshawn Square, also known by his nickname MoneyyBagg Reggie, is a 19 year-old resident of Mobile in the state of Alabama who is well-known in his community for his big personality. He has also become a local viral sensation when his cops arrested him and his friends while they were on Facebook live.

Born and raised in the state of Alabama, he also grew up in the town of Mobile where he lives with is family. He is a popular individual in his neighborhood amongst people his age, including some members of the community who might be consider juvenile

delinquents.

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He graduated from Chickasaw High School with honors in 2017. He bought himself a nice, humble automobile as a way to celebrate his graduation.

Some of the people that he is friends with are affiliated crime in the area.

One of his friends was arrested for possessing a gun without a permit.

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He is very vocal and outspoken about his money which he shows off on Facebook with wads of cash.

It is unknown how he makes his money, but he has put on his Facebook that he is a staff worker for Companion Veterinary Hospital which is an actual, real place in Mobile.

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He has stated that he likes classy girls and that he doesn't run around with promiscuous girls.

On June 6th, 2017, Reginald and his friends: Hisham Jameel Richardson, Johnny Tyrece Vail, were out flexing and joy riding, broadcasting like a day in the life of the group.

They eventually received a tip that there was going to be a fight among some girls.

At the same time, it also appears throughout the video that the are actually out looking to record the fights on Facebook live as well.

They pick up two girls and moments later they attend a place near a park where the girls they pick up end up fighting at a place in the park.

They get the entire thing on video.

The three teenagers then get in the car and drive around with a wad of cash and guns in the car.

As they pull into an Exxon Gas Station at 2272 St. Stephens Road, the police abruptly arrives and make the arrest on all three teenagers while they were still broadcasting on Facebook.

Richardson and Vial are both facing charges of carrying a pistol without a permit, harassment and second-degree possession of marijuana.Vail

is facing an additional charge for violating the terms of his probation and has a separate pistol permit charge pending from late May.

Square, who has no prior arrests listed with Metro, is only facing charges for carrying a pistol without a permit and harassing communications.